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Can someone help me with a pregnancy symptom timeline?

by Guest66352  |  earlier

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my period is a week late and i was just wondering when after this, if i am in fact pregnant can i expect to see symptoms? this would be my first so i have no idea about these things...like when would nauseau and tender b***s come into play? thanks for your help!

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  1. There is no time line.  Nobody has the same symptoms at the same time and some people never have any at all.  Your best bet is to take a test.


  2. your b*****s may be the first symptom.  When the nipples start to darken that is the first I experienced.  They also got very sensitive.  Nausea came next for me.  Everyone is different.  Go to your doctor.  We are a poor substitute for medical advice.  Good luck.  

  3. i had symptoms right away - in fact, confused them with being premenstrual. take a test.

  4. There is no symptom timeline as every woman is different, and even for the same woman, each pregnancy is different.

    At this early stage, the most reliable symptom to check is your ability to make two lines appear on a pee stick.  Everything else can be just as likely to be from a pending AF, general illness, or any number of GI irregularities as it is to be a symptom of pregnancy.


  5. It all depends on the woman.

    Some woman experience nausea in the very first weeks of the pregnancy (even before a missed period) , while others don't experience it at all.  

  6. Everyone is different.  Some experience no symptoms at all, some are sick for nine months.  Time will give you an answer.  

  7. some people get sick or sore b***s right away some dont feel nothing the whole  time, everyone is different....good luck

  8. that is not an easily answered question everyone is different none of these things may happen i have had 3 kids and they were all different.

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